Northeastern Maryland Intergroup of AA

(410)272-4150 office@nemdaa.org Office Hours Posted on Website

Week of March 29, 2026


How Does A.A. Work?

"At all meetings...most people will probably be impressed by the frequency of laughter and the general atmosphere of good humor and warm fellowship. This is typical of A.A. Generally, members take their alcoholism - but not themselves - seriously. Part of the recovery process is laughing over the experiences that once brought tears."

Is There an Alcoholic in Your Life?, p. 17


Upcoming Events


Office News

OFFICE HOURS: The office is open TUESDAY - FRIDAY from 10AM - 3PM, and the first Saturday of the month from 10AM - 2PM.

To make an appointment during off-hours, please email office@nemdaa.org.


ANNOUNCEMENTS

GROUP NEWS

Starting March 30th, the start time for the SWAN Group will change from the current time of 7PM to 6PM.

April 2nd, the Just for Today will not be having their in-person meeting due to church activities.

April 10th - NEW MEETING, the Quarter Past meeting will be starting at the Mann House at 7:15PM.

DISTRICT NEWS

April 8th - The next District 30 Monthly Meeting will be 7PM on Zoom. Meeting ID: 880 7034 5340. Passcode: 010635.

April 11th - The next District 11 Monthly Meeting will be held in-person at Bethel Lutheran Church in North East at 6PM. Come support your home group and the district! New mailing address: A.A. District 11 P.O. Box 31 North East, MD 21901

INTERGROUP NEWS

Spring Breakfast at LVFC on April 26th. Round tables of 8, Almost sold out! $20 per adult, pay $10 for kids at the door. Contact Events or see Flyer for details.

The Intergroup will be rotating service support on July 1st. If you are interested in supporting, please send in nominations by IGC Monthly on May 26th. Officers include Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer. Support committees include Answering Service, Cooperation with the Professional Community, Events, Finance, Institutions, Public Information, and Website/Technology. See NEMDAA Service Descriptions for details!

MARYLAND AREA AND AAWS NEWS

The March 2026 Delegate’s Report is online now.

 

Institutions Committee

Elkton Women's Shelter (Brantwood) needs 1-2 women to fill a 6:30PM Friday commitment twice per month.

For any institutional needs or questions please email kyle@nemdaa.org for details.


Service

With sadness, Daily Reflections shares the news of the death of George L. on March 17th. He dedicated the last 7+ years to service in his home group, District 30, and AA as a whole.


Answering Service

March 30 - April 5 Joppa Twelve Step   
April 6 - April 12 Good News Group   
April 13 - April 19 Sobriety on Friday   
April 20 - April 26 Thirsty Thursday   

You can reach the Answering Service Chair at answeringservice@nemdaa.org


Anniversaries

29 March
Blake T Delta Big Book 6 years   
Jack F Recovering Spirit Group 45 years   
Janice D Sunday Reflections 1 year   
Robert H Port in a Storm 18 years   
30 March
Marius Emmorton Beginners 1 year   
31 March
Deanna J Sisters of Sobriety 9 years   
Jim M Solution for Living 15 years   
Rachel H Bel Air Women's Group 12 years   
02 April
Joanne N Bel Air Women's Big Book 10 years   
03 April
Ed Mc Gates of Insanity 8 years   
Tom L Lunch Bunch 47 years   
05 April
Molly S Sunday Reflections 28 years   
06 April
Jared S Rising Sun Group 1 year   
07 April
Bob L Stay Stopped 7 years   
Sarah S Sisters of Sobriety 8 years   
Tara C Bel Air Women's Group 3 years   
08 April
Monica G Joppa Twelve Step 7 years   
09 April
Daniel S Higher Power 16 years   
Jerry S We Are Not Saints - zoom only 9 years   
10 April
Macie B AAlphabet Soup 5 years   
11 April
Billy D New Beginnings 28 years   
Graham W There Is a Solution 1 year   
John H Early Bird Group 33 years   
12 April
Mike N Good News Group 11 years   
13 April
Dani D Emmorton Beginners 2 years   
14 April
Charlie C Forest Hill Tuesday 41 years   
Valerie A Bel Air Women's Group 6 years   
16 April
Jimmy B Living the Steps 2 years   
 
Total Years of Sobriety: 380  

Final Thought:

"One's need for a helping hand is no sign of weakness and no cause for shame. 'Pride' that prevents one's taking an encouraging boost from a professional helper is phony. It is nothing but vanity and an obstacle to recovery. The more mature one becomes, the more willing one is to use the best possible advice and help."

Living Sober, p. 57


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